The skin check
Thirty minutes before anything touches your skin
Every new client starts here, and so does every peel.
Your routine
What you use morning and night, how often, and what you've stopped using.
Your skin that day
A look under the lamp, and Bruna says what she sees before she touches anything.
What to leave alone
What to pause before a peel or dermaplaning, and for how many days.
A plan, in writing
A short note of what to do next and when to come back, and nothing you didn't agree to.
When Bruna suggests a doctor
A dermatologist or your doctor first
An esthetician looks after the surface of skin. These are the times she will suggest you see a doctor before, or instead of, a facial.
A spot or mole that has changed
In size, color, shape or how it feels.
Skin that stays sore or irritated
Or that reacts to products you have used for a long time.
A medicine for your skin
Prescribed by a doctor, including creams and tablets.
Pregnancy, or a skin condition a doctor is managing
Ask your doctor before you book a peel or LED light.
Book your skin check
It's a short visit on its own, or the first half of a facial.